Money in New York City news on Monday, October 19, 2026
In Money in New York City on Monday, October 19, 2026: Builders reject 485x affordable housing projects. Also: Most NYC building owners face rent increases; select property owners exempt from new requirements; Property owners continue developing workarounds to navigate NYC's short-term rental restrictions.
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- Most NYC building owners face rent increases; select property owners exempt from new requirements.The Real Deal
- Property owners continue developing workarounds to navigate NYC's short-term rental restrictions.WSJ
- Developers are rejecting large-scale 485x affordable housing projects across New York City.The Real Deal
- Brooklyn building offers free super apartment valued at $3,400 monthly for 64-year-old live-in employee.24/7 Wall St.
- Eliot Spitzer's 420 Kent Avenue building facing rent overcharge lawsuit from tenants.Hoodline
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